Epic Acquires Reality Capture?! Here's How Game Artists Use Photogrammetry!

[@marciopereira1726]

Amazing tutorial...I loved... Márcio from Angola

[@dearjh7265]

wow...Awesome! Thanks to upload this tutorial!

[@thesystemera]

Vlad is the dude!

[@AnimatorsJourney]

Anyone looking for 'maximal texture resolution' from 40:00 - choose the 'Settings' to the right of the Texture big icon, then toggle down 'Default Unwrap Parameters'

[@RyanKingslienVertexSchool]

Thank you, sir!

[@MegaMitrandir]

Hey Ryan!Thx, great info!

[@RyanKingslienVertexSchool]

Happy to help!

[@blenderzone5446]

great video!

[@RyanKingslienVertexSchool]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@uones4620]

Thanks master

[@wonderboy75]

Looking at the Exif data it looks like you used a zoom lens? Does reality capture get in trouble if you use different zoom levels in the same capture? I think I accidentally screwed up one of my scans because my zoom lens moved a little, but I was using Metashape, not Capture Reality.

[@michaelmorrow9927]

Wow, a face to put with the voice that is in every video i watch

[@RyanKingslienVertexSchool]

Ha! I was waiting till I got the right LEDs...

[@stuev]

Hey Ryan, can you make a Video on how to do Windows with reality capture and correcting the Window glass itself? Because of i Do scanning buildings, i always struggle with Windows and it Looks Bad

[@MAJmufin]

windows and in general reflective surfaces are not really capturable with this method. for that you'd want a LIDAR. its because the reflection and the ''look through'' effect it cant accurately measure where it is

[@stuev]

@@MAJmufin lidar hast also Problems with Windows. But you can model it with a plane

[@MAJmufin]

@@stuev since i do not have any experience with lidar i thought it would work. But apparently not. Thanks for telling us